RESCENE's ZENA and Wonhee reveal trainee life on 'Amazing Saturday'

Members of the girl group RESCENE connected with viewers by candidly sharing anecdotes from their trainee days and their internal group dynamics on a variety show.

"No need for smartphones" — RESCENE reveals trainee life

In a recently released clip from the tvN variety show 'Amazing Saturday', guests RESCENE showcased various sides of their personalities. During a quiz game, the members drew attention by discussing their lifestyles during their trainee years.

The members shared the surprising fact that, despite being active idols, they can live without smartphones without any difficulty. In the video, the members stated, "We don't even have phones right now," and "Because we are so busy living without them, many good results are coming out," revealing that a smartphone-free lifestyle has become a natural part of their routine. In response, the cast members cited past examples of idols, noting the intense focus and immersion required for their activities.

"The older members are old-fashioned" — Honest revelations and age gaps

Candid conversations regarding the members' relationships followed. ZENA jokingly teased her groupmates, saying, "The older members are such 'kkondae' (old-fashioned/bossy)." ZENA shared how she tells the members—who insist that "the youngest must decide" when choosing a meal menu—that "the older ones should go first," highlighting the group's emphasis on age hierarchy.

The discussion also highlighted the age gap between members. The atmosphere on set was lightened when the age difference between ZENA, born in '08, and a member born in '04, was mentioned. Additionally, ZENA expressed slight disappointment, noting that the other members don't seem to notice when she is running late during preparations. She described her morning routine, explaining her "princess-like" process of applying skincare and checking the mirror, only to feel that the older members don't recognize the effort she puts into her daily routine.

Wonhee acts as a 'Gyeongju Ambassador'

Wonhee, who hails from Gyeongju, naturally provided regional information that tied into the program's theme. During the video, she showed her affection for her hometown by mentioning Gyeongju's local specialties and attractions.

Wonhee reminisced about the taste of fried grasshoppers that her grandmother in the Gyeongju countryside used to catch and fry for her, introducing a local delicacy that residents of Seoul might not be familiar with. Furthermore, when a keyword related to 'Cheomseongdae', the symbol of Gyeongju, appeared during the quiz, Wonhee actively promoted her hometown by leading the group to the answer, "Gyeongju Ambassador.'